Summary: Batch file is needed in the netlogon share of your server. Then reference the batch file in the user properties. The batch file should be your login...
Summary: I set up a new W2k server and created a group login script for a W2k workstation. Initially this script worked and the workstations would login and ma...
Summary: hi guys, been trying to get group policies going in xp all day and its just NOT WORKING! heres the deal. Setup a script to connect users to network p...
Summary: Hi ! I am trying to do a logon script to delete temp files of all users of my domain. Each user has a diferent name, so his local temp folder be as :...
Summary: thanx andeson for fast replying my syntax is right coz when i manualy execute it then it work but when i want use it by login time its fail. i mean i ...
Summary: So setup a batch file and make sure it works manually. Then use group policies to assign it as a logon and a logoff script. Maybe start a new post if ...
Summary: We have software called Altiris Deployment Solution which allows us to do this type of thing. However, we have also used login scripts when it was ne...
Summary: Hey all, I have a problem with the logon script not working for any users Profile on Windows 2000. This happens only on certain machines. Any later ...
Summary: My logon scripts wont't run on Win2k when dialing into an NT network. Logs in fine, but no login script. LOGONSERVER variable is set to local machin...
Summary: I am working on a batch file that modifies the registry and deletes the users name from Groupwise, so when a new user runs the batch file the The user...
Summary: From my experience; 1.)I had to create the batch file 2.)Place the batch file in the PDC Emulator (in the sysvol)(this enables win2k clients to get t...
Summary: deltree is not included in windows 2000 (oops) but you can probably copy the command from another machine and it would work fine. Also in win2k you ca...
Summary: hay guys, i have configure a Login Script in GPO but its not working,it is simple script that connect a drive to users computer, it works fine if i gi...
Summary: I am trying to write a logon script so I can map drives from a server machine to a client machine when the client boots up. Can any one help me write ...
Summary: I have set up an Active Directory in Win2000 Server and assigned four newly created user accounts the same login script. Everything works fine. A few ...
Summary: hy guys i want to write a script, in which i use NETSH command, coz NETSH is only run under administrative privlge,but i wana to run it under user rig...
Summary: I'm having a problem getting the login script to work in a . I have a Win2K Advanced Server and 2000 Domain on a Win2K Pro client. I have set up the d...
Summary: Hi, I am not too familiar with useing a batch file over a network, just made some basic ones in my day so i need some help if anyone can assist. The b...
Summary: We have begun to install WIndows 2000 Professional on our laptops but the login script (.bat) is not running when dialing in to NT4 RAS. We have servi...
Summary: I have set up a mini network at home, Win2000Pro on Workstation and NT4 Server for the server. I was running Win95 on the workstation and when I woul...
Summary: on the domain controller, put a batch file in the scripts directory. Name it username.bat. The file should be as follows: net use drive: \\servername\...
Summary: Sorry if I sounded unclear. Everything works great from the hdd. I run the web page it references everything correctly. Now its on CD, I can run th...
Summary: If you can log in with any username that has Administrative access to the machine you should be able to go in and change to Administrator password. As...
Summary: I use a batch file to create an ERD from a local machine and copy TO a network destination. If you think this might help, let me know and I'll give yo...
Summary: OK, I've configured a laptop that a user is going to use 3 days a week here at work, 2 days working from home, VPNing to work. She has 1 NIC card, and...
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